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Dorman Ira & James, furniture mnfrs.
Douglas Robert A, cooper.
Eastman Ahira G, lawyer.
Fisher & Brown, Flour Mill.
Gilman J P, hardware.
Gray James M, General Store.
Hawley Mrs George A. milliner.
Hinckley M & Co, stave mufrs.
Howard Jonathan N, cider and heading mill, 1 mile e.
Hunt D, cooper.
Hurlbert Charles B, justice of peace.
Miller D. grain.
Miller Rev T (United Brethren).
Laferty Win, horse dealer and meat mar- ket.
Leedy H C. saw and shingle mill.
Robertson F P. physician.
Robertson Bå S, Druggist.
Root Al, constable.
Serimger Henry JJ, grocer. Servic- Rev .1 T.
Sherwood Frederick E, Grocer
Sibold II P. lumber muir.
Small Solomon, hotel and saloon.
Suell Solomon, hotel propr.
FASHIONABLE GENTS IN ROCHESTER Patronize the Leading Merchant Tailors,
Sol, S. Bateson & Bro.
Roe Stephens,
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on
KNABE PIANOS
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Taylor E A, Saw-Mill. Washington Win, barber and restaurant. Willis T N, shoemaker. Wilson W A, railroad and exp agt. Woodford W H, shoemaker.
BREEN.
An iron mining settlement on the Me- nominee River Br. C. & N. W. Ry, 14 miles east of Quinnesec and 52 by rail northwest of Menominee. It is in the western part of Menominee county.
BREST.
Monroe county. (See Stony Creek :. )
BRICK TAVERN.
A discontinued postoffice in Alpine town- ship, Kent county, 8 miles northwest of Grand Rapids and 4 northeast of Berlin, its railroad point. Mail now received at Grand Rapids.
BRIDGEHAMPTON.
A recently located postoffice and station on the P. H. & N. W. Ry, in the township of Bridgehampton, Sanilac county, 7} miles northeast of Sandusky, the county seat, 22 northwest of Lexington, where the nearest bank is located, and 45 above Port Huron. Settlement platted June 14, 1880. Some good business openings are presented here. Grain, wood, ties and posts are shipped. Land, of which there is some of excellent quality in the vicinity, is offered per acre at from $4 for wild to $40 for best improved farms. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. David Pace, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Pace D & J, General Store.
BRIDGEPORT.
A village of about 460 inhabitants on Cass river, and a station on the F. & P. M. Ry, in Bridgeport township, Saginaw county, 6 miles south of Saginaw, the county seat, and 90 above Detroit. The place has 2 churches-Congregational and Union-and a Union school. Lamber. shingles and brick are manufactured, and with farm products form the shipments. Stage to Frankenmuth tri weekly. Ex- press, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. (For Business Di- rectory see names received too late for reg- ular insertion. )
BRIDGETON.
A small village on the Muskegon river, in Bridgeton township, Newaygo county. 10 miles southwest of Newaygo court- house, its shipping point, to which it has 3 tri-weekly stage line, and 40 miles north- west from Grand Rapids. Good undevel- oped water power is offered here. The nearest bank is at Muskegon. Wheat, rail- road ties and ship timber are exported. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Fare to Newaygo, 50 cents. George W. Bart- lett, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bartlett G W, Farmer.
Harding Mark, constable. Markee Elias, carpenter and justice.
Mellon Rev H S (Baptist).
Murray E IS, Justice of Peace.
Squire D W. land agt and lumberman.
Sutliff C A, Lumberman.
Woodward & Woodard, general store.
BRIDGEVILLE.
Is situated on Maple river, in Washing- ing township, Gratiot county, 11 miles north of St. John's, 12 south of Ithaca. the county seat and about 110 from De- troit. The Maple river supplies the power to run a saw and shingle mill at this point. Lumber, pork, butter and eggs are shipped. There are two churches-Meth- odist and United Brethren-and a Union school. Population, 225. A daily line of stages, with mail, runs between St. Louis and St. John's, passing through the place. The latter is its shipping poin :. E. Z. Kelley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cardinal Francis, hotel.
Carruthers R B, deputy sheriff.
Danley & English, lumber infrs.
Grumbaugh J H, blacksmith.
Blick+ B A, General Store.
Kelley E Z, justice of peace.
Lewis James, saloon.
MeMannis J N. Justice of Peace.
Moon L T, lawyer.
Palmer George, Meat Market. Turner Charles, physician. Ward V H, shoemaker.
BRIDGEWATER.
Numbers about 100 inhabitants, and is located on the D .. H & S. W. R. R .. .. Bridgewater township, Washtenaw county. 16 miles southwest of Ann Arbor. the county seat, If from Ypsilanti and li from
PICKLES AND VINEGAR,
J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of Pickles. Vinegar. Chow Chow, Catsup, Sauteres, etc. No. 21 N. Clinton Street, CHICAGO, Il'
NO LEGITIMATE
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS col- lect money in advance. R. L. POLK & CO.
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Detroit. It has a Lutheran church and district school. Grain. apples, cider, po- tatoes and live stock form the leading ex- ports; 1,847,628 lbs. of freight were shipped from this station in 1879. Mail, daily. Telegraph, Western Union. James Burns, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buhler G A, painter.
Burns James, Produce, Salt, Plaster and Railroad Agt.
Fleeman Jacob, wagonmaker.
Guthard Henry, Grocer.
Herbst Rev C E ( Lutheran).
Reyer Henry, mason.
Rothfuss Jacob, Boots and Shoes.
Schade Conrad, blacksmith.
Schlegel Christian, carpenter.
Springer W G, boots and shoes.
BRIDGMAN.
A village, formerly known as Laketon, on the C. & W. M. R. R. in Lake town- ship, Berrien county, 13 miles west of Berrien Springs, the county seat, 15 miles northeast of New Buffalo, and 230 west of Detroit. It is one mile back from the shore of Lake Michigan. Has Methodist and Congregational churches, the latter just completed, a saw-mill, a stave factory and a cigar-box factory. The country in this region is well adapted to fruit grow- ing, and fruit, grain, cattle, lumber, etc., are exported. Settled, 1852. Population, 200. Transacts banking business with First National Bank of St. Joseph. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Express, Amer- ican. Mail, daily. Mrs. E. A. H. Greene, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes J T, express agt.
Barnes J T & Co, General Store.
Baumer Win & Co, cigar-box mnfrs.
Berringer J F. physician (allo).
Bridgman George B, lawyer.
Chapman A N, General Store.
Daker T F, wagonmaker.
Defield D E. saloon.
Dignon P, shoemaker.
Giles J, cooper.
Giles Joseph W. justice of peace.
Greene Mirs E A HL, Milliner and Fancy Goods.
Greigg Horace W, barber.
Harris T, railroad agt. Hinckley H, barrel minfr.
Jackways Rev J R (Methodist).
Maudlin S, physician
Maudlin & Whipple, meats and provisions. Parry Rev P.B (Congregational).
Plumb & Seekel. druggists.
Putnam, blacksmith:
Ryan W, blacksmith.
Seekel C T, physician (eclectic).
Stahelin Bros, Lumber Mnfrs.
Stahelin C A, harnessmaker. Thompson J D, hotel propr.
Traver M C, Hotel Propr. Whitten J, cabinetmaker.
BRIGHTON.
A flourishing incorporated village. on the D., L. & N. R. R., in Brighton town- ship, Livingston county, 10 miles south- east of Howell, the county seat, and 43 northwest of Detroit. It is in a high roll- ing upland region, of which wheat, corn, hay and potatoes are the leading produc- tions. Ore creek flows through the vil- lage, affording a good water power, by which a flouring mill and some other man- ufactories are operated. Grain, fruit, live stock and other farm products form the chief exports, the aggregate shipments for 1880 being 5,810 tons. `The village, which has no bonded indebtedness, has an as- sessed valuation of over $300.000. It con- tains Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a large 3-story graded school building, a public library, and a handsome public hall. The settlement was formed by Maynard Maltby in 1832. and incorpo- rated February 18, 1867. Present popula- tion about 900. Stage to Ann Arbor Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday; fare, $1. Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacitic. Express, American. Mail, daily. Benjamin T. O. Clark, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Albright & Thomson (Egbert F. Albright, Chester Thomson), flour mills.
Anthony Mrs Helen L, dressmaker. Bactcke Rudolph E, hardware, etc.
Barnard Henry O, propr Western Hotel.
Belding Charles W. Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable.
Bennett Elmer K, jeweler, etc.
Bowman & Ellinwood (Wm H Bowman. James D Ellinwood), pubirs Brighton Citizen.
Boylan Arthur E, physician.
Brady Mrs Ann A, saloon.
Broadmore George W, painter.
Brust Peter, saloon.
Buck Edwin A, station agt and tel opr.
Carter JJohn, justice of peace.
Case Edwin B, barber.
Case & Donley (Ira W Case, Patrick Donley), General Store.
BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES,
Bottled Beer and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
A. KNISELY & CO., - 72 & 74 W. Monroe St., Chicago. Tin, State and Iron Roofers. Contracts executed in any part of the United States.
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Cose Mitchell C, Propr Brighton House.
Clark Benjamin TO, Lawyer.
Cushing Charles E. harnessmaker ..
Cushing George W, grocer.
Davis Miss Sarah L, dentist.
Dennis Rev R H (Episcopal).
Derby Manfred L, boots and shoes.
Doherty Rev J G (Catholic).
Durfee E G, blacksmith, 3 miles n e. Easton Wallace C, sewing machines.
Fairbanks O D, photographer
Farnham Rev P T (Baptist). Fillmore Ransom M, barber.
Forbes Ira L, principal of school.
Frink Mrs L H, dressmaker.
Gaylords Frank S, furniture and grocer. Hinman John W, painter. Hollister Charles E, drugs, etc.
Myne CT & Son (Charles T and Fred- erick T), Grain, Produce, Wool, Hides, Pelts and Furs.
Myne F T & Co (Frederick T Hyne, Eu- gene Hicks), lumber.
Johnson John R, tailor.
Jones John, marshal and constable.
Jones Stephen K, drugs, books, etc.
Kennedy Miss Ella, teacher.
Kennedy Nicholas, grocer. Kilpatrick Rev J L (Methodist). King Solomon I, carpenter.
Krause John A, shoemaker.
Krebs Ferdinand, grocers. 4 miles n w.
La Bonta & Co (Wm D La Bonta, Henry Pipp and John Becker), carriagemakers. Lawson B H. physician.
Lawson B H & Co, bankers.
Lewis Mrs W W. milliner.
Loch Peter, saloon. Lockwood Simeon B, furniture. Logan James M, saloon. .
Lyon & Waldo (Richard J Lyon, Aaron P Waldo), general store.
McHench & Co (Wm J McHench, Frank E Judson), druggists and grocers.
McNamara Miss Mary, teacher.
McPherson E G & Co (Grant S Bur- gess, Win McPherson & Sons, Howell). General Store.
Martin Henry P. dentist.
Martin Rev Joel (Wesleyan Methodist).
Martin Thomas, boots and shoes.
Morgan Cyrenius jr. meat market.
Nelson John A jr, general store.
Pentlin Wm W, blacksmith. Pharis Win G, hotel propr.
Pipp & Becker (Henry W Pipp, John Becker), hardware, etc. Placeway Charles E. propr Brighton Argus. Power Wm M, justice of peace.
Ratz George B, blacksmith.
Rice Mrs Melissa C, hair worker.
Rogers Newel, billiards and cigars.
Rogers Mrs Sarah, milliner.
Rohn Henry, Blacksmith and Wagon- maker.
Ryan Michael, saloon.
Segar Wm H, pumpmaker.
Sowle Henry, harnessmaker ..
Sowle & Stanfield (Eli L Sowle, Wm Stan- field), meat market.
Standlick P & Co (Philip Standlick, Peter Hartman), produce.
Stewart Miss Flora, teacher.
Stewart George W, justice of peace.
Thomson David, foundry.
Tighe John D, shoemaker.
Toncray Bros (Orson & Halsey), flour mill, 2.1 miles s.
Underwood Miss Nettie, teacher.
Weite Weston W, Dentist, Warrants all of his Work to be First-Class; Gives Satisfaction; Charges Reasonable.
Westphal & Co (Lewis H Westphal, Henry P Martin), hardware.
Wiechers Misses E & M (Emilie and Mar- tha), milliners.
Wiechers John E, shoes and exp agt.
Wiley Cutting B, physician.
Wither Jerome B, carriage painter. Woulds Thomas, fiour mill, 2 miles e.
BRISTOL.
Isabella county. A small country settle- ment of perhaps 25 persons. Has no post- office.
BROCKWAY.
A brisk village of 350 inhabitants in the township of Brockway, St Clair county. Emmett, on the C. & G. T. Rv. its ship- ping point, is 6 miles south, Port Huron 20 miles southvest, and Detroit 60 miles south. Mill creek furnishes water power for a saw-mill and a flouring mill, the only manufacturing interests. The surround- ing country is good, the land being rolling and soil clay and sandy loam. The Bap- tists, Catholics, Methodists and Presbyte- rians have churches. Stage to Brockway Center and Emmett daily: fare 75 cents. Mail, daily. Win. H. Ballentyne. post. master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ard George, hoot and shoemaker.
Ard & Goodrum, wagonmakers. Balke Frank, constable.
Ballentine Wmn H, General Store. Balmer Stephen. Lumber Dealer.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association, 143 Griswold Street. If'a member becomes permanently disabled we pay one-half the face of his car tifcato then, and the other half at death.
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MILLS & BARKER,
Manufacturers of LOUNGES, MATTRESSES. BEDDING and FURNITURE. Send for Cata. logue. J76 & 178 Woodward Ave., DETROIT.
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Bradbeer Heury, hotel propr.
Davy Patrick, saloon.
Gerow F, boot and shoemaker. Gowan Wm & Son, physicians.
. Gushman Henry, hotel propr. Gustin J W, justice of peace.
Harris Win & J, Wagonmakers. Hays & Hoskins, farm impts.
Jacobs O B, nurseryman.
Lovlock James, meat market and consta- ble.
Magnee Michacl, General Store.
Moore Wm, carpenter.
O'Leary A & E, general store.
Rodgers David, harnessmaker.
Sexton David, saloon.
Sheldon D. lumber mufr.
Tainer John, flour mill.
Vanorman George, constable.
BROCKWAY. Eaton county. (See Charlesworth.)
BROCKWAY CENTER.
A village of 350 inhabitants, in Brock- way township, in the northern central part of St Clair county, 25 miles north- west of Port Huron, 75 above Detroit and 11 north of Emmett Station, on the C. & G. T. Rv. The village was laid out in 1865, though first settled in 1854. It is on Mill creek, and is a station on the P. H. & N. W. Ry, Mar- lette Br. The character of the surround- ing country is rolling, soil excellent for farming purposes, and well settled. The principal productions are grain and fruit. The churches are Adventist, Methodist and Protestant Methodist. Grain, pota- toes, flour, lumber, plows and furniture are shipped. Bank, First National. Port Huron. Mail stage to Emmett daily, fare 75 cents, and to Port Huron tri-weekly. O. P. Chamberlain, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Allen Mirs P', General Store. Barrett George, constable.
Chamberlain O P, Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, etc.
Church D M, propr Ferguson House.
Cooper Cornelius, blacksmith.
Darcy Thomas, carriage and wagonmaker.
Duffie John S, justice and collector.
Effrich Joseph & Co, blacksmiths.
Ferguson James & Co, General Store.
Gilbert C S, tinsmith. Grandy Mark T. general store. Grinnell John, justice of peace.
Griswold Henry, propr Union Hotel.
Griswold Henry, meat market.
Hickey & Roswell, general store.
High H, boot and shoemaker.
Holden J F, grocer.
Howell A, M D, grist and saw-mill.
Hughes S B, barber.
McArthur David, tinsmith.
McGregory, Holden & Co, general store.
McKenna Wm N, druggist.
Mitchell A, physician.
Palmer Wm H, grist and saw-mill.
Pierce James, boots and shoes.
Ramshaw David, harnessmaker.
Richardson James, dentist.
Sponanburg L, constable.
Warner Wm, shoemaker, confectioner, etc.
Wells John, physician.
Woodward John, meat market.
Wye Joseph, Boots and Shoes.
BRONSON.
A prosperous village on the main line of the L. S. & M. S. Ry, in the western part of Branch county, 10 miles southwest of Coldwater, the county seat. 48 by rail southeast of Kalamazoo, and 142 south- west of Detroit. The surrounding coun- try consists of oak openings with small prairies interspersed. and is generally well cultivated, commanding a market value of from $35 to $65 per acre. The site.of the village was first located in 1832 and a charter obtained in 1865. The population according to the recent U. S. census is about 900. There are churches represent- ing the Baptist. Catholic, Congregational. and Methodist organizations, a neat brick school building. a large brick hotel re- cently erected, a neat public hall, and a ladies' library just started. Building im- provements have been made since our last issue aggregating in value about $20,000. Total assessed valuation, real and personal, $621,300. A bank is badly needed Ex- press, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail stages run daily south to Gilead, Noble and Orland. Ind., and weekly north to Mattison: fare to the two former 50 cents. Orland 75 cents, Mattison 50 cents. Augustus Pixley, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett & Roberts (Spencer E Bennett. Frank E Roberts, meat market.
Benson J De Villar, saw mill, 5 miles se Benton & Dorsey (Edward W Benton. James Dorsey), coopers. Blass Win, groceries and crockery Bonney Rev John R (Congregationa!)
Its Non-Forfeitable Dividends are
a Special Feature of
The Washington Life Insurance Co.
ROE STEPHENS
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich,, has the largest
MUSIC STORE
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Boston Jesse P, principal of school. (,,oil Lyman, confectionery and saloon. Bvras Warren, physician.
( bampion schuyler, Resident Dent- ist.
i tirk Adelbert B, agent W U Tel Co. Clark House, Clark & Trigg, Proprs. (Se ade.)
dark Leonard D, general store.
Clark Milo, hardware and drugs.
Clark & Trigg (Warren F Clark, Al- (wert J Trigg), Proprs Clark House and Liverv. (See adr.)
Virveland Ira, constable.
Cole Wesley M, well driller.
Compion Win I2, Lawyer and Insur- ance Agent.
Corey Lafayette, groceries and plaster.
Counter Herbert W, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Crainton Oral, carriage mnfr.
Crippen E & P (Egbert and Paul). Flour Mill.
Davis James S, blacksmith.
Drew Quincy A, carriagemaker.
Driggs Jehiel D, grocer.
Eberhard Miss T Maria, milliner.
Ellis George W, Agricultural Imple- ments and Supervisor.
Farr George, hotel and livery.
Fitch Charles L, Lawyer and Collec- tions.
Foster Alonzo J, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr, Mattison.
Fuller Thomas A, books and groceries.
Gates George D, constable.
Gilson Charles, shoemaker.
Godfrey Luman M, physician.
Greeley H D (Harvey D and Timothy C), flour and saw-mill, 2 miles n.
Greeley Timothy C, flour and feed.
Haight & Burbank (John Haight, Hiram Burbank), blacksmiths.
Higgins Mrs Jane W, dressmaker.
Holmes J & Sons (Jonathan, John T and Cicero). saw-mill, 3 miles w.
Horton Anson J, furniture.
Hull Ira D, jeweler and constable.
Ide Wm S, constable.
James 'Thomas, Tailor.
Jones Frederick D. hardware and farm impts.
Keyes Cyrus J, general store.
Knapp F & Son (Fernando' and Wells). shoemakers.
Korst Rev Cornelius M (Catholic).
Leet Lucius M, express agent.
Lownshery & Co (Horace and Ezra G Lownsbery, Joshua M Quereau), stave mnfrs.
Moffitt Augustus M, painter.
Monroe Seth, justice and insurance.
Mowry Henry P, physician.
Outwater John E, physician.
Paddock Rev Win (Methodist Episcopal).
Paine Edgar B, barber.
Powers H & Co (Henry and Behman H Powers, Abraham S Van Fleet), general store.
Reynolds & Fowler (Embree M Reynolds, Henry Fowler), lumber infrs.
Rockwell Bros (George F and Minott O), drugs and groceries.
Ruggles Byron, printer.
Ruggles J Francis, Bibliopole, mails any Book ever Published. List for a Stamp.
Ruple & Shepard (Amasa Ruple, Jason Shepard), lumber and shingles.
Sanborn Henry, grocer and saloon.
Sanders Levi, physician.
Searles Mrs Hannah E, milliner.
Shepard Albert M. agt L'S & M'S Ry.
Smith David B, Blacksmith and Horse- shoer.
Stevenson James, saw-mill, 24 miles s.
Warne George H, harnessmaker.
Wood Smith, justice and insurance.
CLARK HOUSE,
CLARK & TRIGG, Prop'rs.
New Brick Hotel in center of business. First-class in all appointments. Headquarters for Commercial Men. Good Sample Rooms and New Billiard Tables. Free Carriage to and from all trains. First-class Livery in connection.
BRONSON, MICH.
TELEPHONE STATION,
and Lager Beer Brewery, at 343 Rivard St., corner Maple, JACOB MANN,
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BROOKFIELD.
Formerly called Brookfield Center; is located on Battle creek, in Brookfield town- ship, Eaton county, about 115 miles west of Detroit and 10 southeast of Charlotte, the county seat, to which point goods should be shipped. It is also on the semi-weekly stage and mail route between Charles- worth (or Brockway Station) on the Lan- sing Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, and Olivet, 6 miles from the former and about 10 from the latter. The manufactures consist of a grist mill, saw and planing mill, operated by steam. Lumber is the chief export. Population, about 80. Daniel E. Auness, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Anness Daniel E, General Store.
Denerson C, physician.
Dollanson Frank, lawyer. .
Elletson S, constable.
Espenhaine E F, lumber mnfr.
Finch W F, wagonmaker.
Jones James, Boots and Shoes.
North L M, miller.
Phillips W, physician.
Sowles J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Spicer C C, carpenter.
Upthegrove January, general store.
Vanandie E J, physician.
Walker Wesley, Meat Market.
Williams David F, physician.
Williams Peter, lawyer and justice.
BROOKLYN.
A small settlment in Macomb county. Washington is its postoffice.
BROOKLYN.
Is situated on the D., IL. & S. W. R. R., in Columbia township. Jackson county, 15 miles southeast of Jackson, the county seat, 35 southwest of Ypsilanti, aud 65 from Detroit. It was settled in 1836, in- corporated a village in 1879, and has a population of 600. The River Raisin, which has its source near the village, fur- nishes an extensive water power, operating flour and lumber mills. Among the more important features of the place are a foun- dry and machine shop, a commodious school building, Baptist, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, a bank and a tine brick business block. The leading exports are wheat, clover seed, wool, live stock. pork, poultry, butter and eggs. Stage to Napoleon daily, fare, 25 cents, and to Te-
cumsch, Monday, Wednesday and Frida . fare, $1. Express, American. Telegraph ;. Western Union. Hiel Woodward, po ... master. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams George W, flour and saw-mills.
Aldrich Peter W, carriage and fur dealer.
Barnes Nathaniel H, physician.
Bertram George W, insurance.
Billmeyer Henry F, dentist.
Boneman Henry, Blacksmith and Horseshoer.
Brighton Edward, meat market.
Brooklyn House, Teachout & Cole Proprs. (Se adr.)
Brown Frederick, shoemaker, Jefferson, miles w.
Carter John, Boot and Shoemaker.
Cash Henry, grain and produce.
Clark Wm, grocer, 2 miles w.
Cook Addison P, General Store, In- surance and Real Estate.
Cook Rev L R (Baptist), also physician, 2 miles w.
Cook Percy T, surveyor.
Crowell J Reid, lawyer.
Culver Wm S, insurance agent.
DeLamater Wallace W, general store, 2 miles w.
Dresser James H, Drugs Groceries and Books, Ennis Blk.
Duwan Christopher, nursery stock.
Eder George, barber.
Eichbaum Rev Wm H (Episcopal).
Ellis E Whitmore, harnessmaker.
Ennis A € & Bro (Ara C and Edwin J Ennis), General Store, Ennis Blk.
Evans Albert G, shoemaker.
Gardner Lebens, shoemaker.
Goodrich James S, produce.
Greene George W, machinist.
Griswold Joseph M, supervisor.
Hinshaw Jonathan P, dentist.
Mocg & Whitney (Lovett E Hoer. Joseph B Whitney), Furniture and Ua dertakers.
Hohnes Henry H, meat market.
Hyndman Peter, tailor.
Jones Henry M, propr Commercial Hotel
Jones Leonidas M. Physician audi Surgeon.
King Nathan G, lawyer.
King N G & Co (Nathan G King, Wm A Waldron), Bankers.
King & Waldron (Nathan G King, Wm .1 Waldrom, feed and planing mill an lumber dealers.
Klein Frederick, tailor.
Kurfess J Frederick jr. Jeweler and Dealer in Watches, Clocks and JJewelry
Carriage Umbrellas and Holders, P. HAYDEN, Detroit Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, in casks and bottles. Chicago office, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Adv. opp. page 131.
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Ladies' Library Association, Miss E A Howland librarian.
Lane Adelbert P, agt D H & S W Ry and Am Exp Co. Lawrence E, blacksmith, 2 miles w. boring Benjamin W, tel opr D H & S W Ry. Lyon Rev Frank S (Baptist).
McColl John H, painter.
Martin John B, tinsmith.
Miller Win H, saloon.
Nichols Wm B, dray and 'bus line. Palmer Emmet A, physician.
Perry Wm, constable.
Phillips Fletcher W, Mnfr of All Kinds of Cooperage. Pierce David C, principal of school.
Pitcher Win S, wagonmaker.
Pryse Rev Wm S (Presbyterian).
Sanford Abram, billiard hall.
Schuyler George W, blacksmith.
Selleck Lloyd A, jeweler. Sheridan Michael, general store.
sherman Walker B, General Store, Buys and Sells for Cash.
Sisson Mrs Hellen IT, Millinery and Fancy Goods. Stacey Mrs Wm A, milliner.
Stark Charles M, photographer. Swain Mrs Abbie D, milliner. Swain Martin HI, carpenter.
Teachout & Cole (George Teachout, Orphieus F Cole), Proprs Brooklyn House, Livery and Stage Line. (Sec adv.) Thompson & Swain (Bazaleel Thompson, Sardius B Swain), blacksmiths. Tompkins Sidney, flour mill, 2 miles w. Wesch Win, saw and cider mill, 2 miles w. White Lafayette, blacksmith, 2 miles w. Williamson Andrew J, cooper.
Woodward Hiel, insurance agent.
BROOKSIDE. Osceola county. (See Ashton.)
BROOMFIELD.
A settlement in Isabella county, 17 miles west of Mount Pleasant, the county seat. and 15 southwest of Farwell. Postoffice discontinued.
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